Founded in 1952, the original master plan for Indian Springs School in Birmingham, Ala., called for campus development to maintain focus on the lake at the center of the school’s wooded 350-acre property. 

The Lander County Recreation Center strikes the perfect balance between industrial and commercial architecture.

A German company recently completed a unique steel and glass roofing project at the Gateway Arch National Park and Gateway Arch National Monument – part of a $380 million park revitalization.

The company behind the popular HEX BUG micro robotic toy line was founded on the belief that product and technological innovation are vital to success, so it’s no wonder the company turned to a state-of-the-art Metl-Span building envelope for its new, 63,500 square-foot headquarters.

There was no summer break for the team at Kendrick Brothers Roofing these past three years.

As soon as school ended in May for students at Utah State University, the team got to work on reroofing the iconic Old Main structure on campus.

From its retractable glass façade that opens to an indoor/outdoor football field to its light-filled strength training room surrounded by glass walls, the new Baylor Scott & White Health Sports Therapy & Research complex puts human health and sports performance on public display with "a new kind of architecture."

Battery Park City Authority, CTA Architects P.C., construction manager The LiRo Group, and contractor Nicholson & Galloway Inc. have completed a $5.3 million renovation and waterproofing of the Irish Hunger Memorial.

The new Shenandoah University History and Tourism Center has modern sensibilities, but a colonial aesthetic thanks to Valspar’s Fluropon® coating.

Horn Brothers Roofing tops historic Saint John’s Cathedral with new composite slate tiles.